Fifty-five years ago today, on June 26, 1970 (May 23, 1970 lunar calendar), the author of "The Prince of Tennis", Hee Fei Gang, was born. Photo: The new prince of tennis, Hee Fei Gang (¤³¤Î¤ß¤¿¤±¤·£¬ Takeshi Konomi), male, born on June 26, 1970, Japanese cartoonist, famous for his teenage comic book "The Prince of Tennis". Hee Fei Gang was born in Nagano City, Hanoi, Osaka Prefecture. Due to his father's passion for tennis, Hee Fei Gang was influenced since he was a child. He started playing tennis at the age of 5 or 6 and played and grew up on the tennis court. At the same time, Hee Fei Gang was very fond of drawing in his early childhood. When he was in the 5th grade of primary school, Xu Feigang read Yoshihiro Takahashi's work "A Man's Journey", which was his first exposure to manga. Due to his love of drawing, Xu Feigang reads manga from time to time, and his favorite works include: "Doraemon", "Big Dipper", "City Hunter", "JoJo's Magical Adventure", "Genius Little Fisherman", etc. Among them, "Genius Little Fisherman" influenced him to have an interest in fishing. Xu Feigang wrote in his graduation essay that "his dream in the future is to become a cartoonist". In middle school, Xu Feigang still loved sports and was involved in sports every day, and his favorite subjects were sports and art. At that time, the professional tennis players he admired were @Pau and Lando. Similarly, Xu Feigang wrote in his graduation essay that "his dream in the future is to become a cartoonist". After graduating from high school, Xu Feigang entered Tokai University and originally planned to graduate. He first went to work in the office, and after two years, he went on the road of cartoonist. However, in his fourth year of college, he left several design companies but felt that the board was wrong. Finally, he decided to become a cartoonist and began to draw cartoons officially.